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Modular Rainwater Harvesting Tank It is becoming increasingly obvious to municipalities across India that the cost of providing a usable water supply is increasing rapidly. Decaying infrastructure and storm water system pollution is not only contaminating ecosystems but this valuable source of water is literally going down the drain. Life Green Systems Modular Rain Harvest Systems has solutions that can be tailored to your requirements for the complete control of water, our most precious resource Project Location: New Delhi Date of Commencement: 14 th April 2014 Date of Completion: 9 th May 2014 Transformed a decade old conventional rain water harvesting tank into Life Green Systems’ high efficient & innovative Modular Rain Water Harvesting for our client. Life Green Systems has designed and developed modular rain water harvesting at client’s site based out at Mansingh Road, New Delhi to facilitate the easy maintenance & re-ensuring the adequate functionality. Our Modular Tanks are a crucial element of this execution. This project makes use of: Borewell 02 Numbers. Dual step filtration: - Desilting chamber then filtration tank 40,000 liters recharge Capacity This system provides spatial flexibility to ensure maximum available water volume is captured and stored. Rainwater can fall onto the courtyard, being filtered through the grass, soil, river sand and geo-textile layers into the tank, clean as a whistle, ready for use. Case Study

Case Study - Life Green Systems · 2014-09-19 · Benefits & Value Additions of Modular Technology – for Harvesting Rainwater Criteria Life Green Systems Modular RWH Conventional

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Page 1: Case Study - Life Green Systems · 2014-09-19 · Benefits & Value Additions of Modular Technology – for Harvesting Rainwater Criteria Life Green Systems Modular RWH Conventional

Modular Rainwater Harvesting Tank

It is becoming increasingly obvious to municipalities across India that the cost of providing a usable water

supply is increasing rapidly. Decaying infrastructure and storm water system pollution is not only

contaminating ecosystems but this valuable source of water is literally going down the drain. Life Green

Systems Modular Rain Harvest Systems has solutions that can be tailored to your requirements for the

complete control of water, our most precious resource

Project Location: New Delhi

Date of Commencement: 14th April 2014

Date of Completion: 9th May 2014

Transformed a decade old conventional rain water harvesting tank into Life Green

Systems’ high efficient & innovative Modular Rain Water Harvesting for our client.

Life Green Systems has designed and developed modular rain water harvesting at client’s site based out

at Mansingh Road, New Delhi to facilitate the easy maintenance & re-ensuring the adequate

functionality. Our Modular Tanks are a crucial element of this execution.

This project makes use of:

Borewell – 02 Numbers.

Dual step filtration: - Desilting chamber then filtration tank

40,000 liters recharge Capacity

This system provides spatial flexibility to ensure maximum available water volume is captured and stored.

Rainwater can fall onto the courtyard, being filtered through the grass, soil, river sand and geo-textile layers

into the tank, clean as a whistle, ready for use.

Case Study

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1. Cleaning of Existing RWH Pit & Desilting Chamber

2. Bore Well Installation

3. Construction of Modular Pit

a. Preparation of Sand Bed.

b. Placing of Geotextile.

c. Placing of Module Matrix.

d. Wrapping of Geo Textile & Stitching.

e. Filling of Sides with Sand.

4. Filter Installation

a. Dismantling of Floor PCC.

b. Filter Installation.

5. Connection of Filter to Existing Chamber.

Steps of Construction:

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Step #1 Cleaning of Desilting Chamber

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Step #2 Borewell Installation

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Step #3 Geotextile Wrapping of Matrix Modules

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Step# 4 Preparation of sand bed

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Step# 5 Execution of Filtration tank

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Benefits & Value Additions of Modular Technology – for Harvesting Rainwater

Criteria Life Green Systems Modular

RWH

Conventional RWH

Clog prevention and

reliability

Advanced dual-step external

filtration, subjected to prompt

maintenance

Gravel based filtration

Time for installation

(tank only)

This process takes merely 1 to

15 days irrespective of the tank

size.

45 days to several months to lay

out PCC, brickwork, plaster, steel

framework, RCC roofing

Effective Detention

Volume (storage

capacity)

95% of tank volume

Very compact, optimal space

utilization

Tank Volume

Less – Free board space (0.5 to

2m) Filter media volume (20 –

30% of tank volume)

Space utilization Top surface may be used for

Parking

lots, Gardens, Lawns, Children’s

playground, sports fields, etc

Generally, located where land

use is demarcated as unusable

Requires overdesigning of cover

slab - to accommodate lawns or

parking lots at the surface level

Load bearing

challenges

Load bearing capacity of these

panels

is very high and can take up to

24 tonnes/m2 without requiring

special load bearing designs

Architects involvement and civil

contractors honest work,

essential to ensure load bearing

of cover slab.

safety Completely underground and

no easy

access to storage space

No risk, even for applications in

schools

Manhole access to hollow

storage space. History of

accidents during maintenance

Accumulation of poisonous and

odorous gases, owing to

deterioration of organic matter

inside the tank

Environmental Material is made of 85% Sourcing gravels and pebbles is

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Impact

recycled Polypropylene. Can

be recycled in the future as

well.

Eco-friendly, qualifies for Green

Rating

a challenge.

RCC material is used for

construction

Capacity Holding/Recharge capacity

with begins from 1 meter cube

to any size imaginable without

significantly affecting the time

of installation.

Design, financial and logistic

challenges with large structures

Life and material

standardization

Modules, Geotextile, and

waterproof liners are lab tested

based on various criteria.

Quality assured

Very long shelf life (50 years for

the RWH structure) and can be

endlessly recycled.

Life with good quality work is 20-

30 year. Poor quality of work

may cause the project to fail

Quality assurance is a challenge

Reduce/

extend

Tank size could easily be

extended or reduced or even

relocated as per future use

Requires construction of a new

tank, if future usage or

requirement changes

Aesthetics Does not affect aesthetics of

the property, rather helps to

improve the same.

Non aesthetic

Seasonal

challenges

Could be installed between

rainfall events, as 1 or 2 days

are sufficient for installation of

tank, generally.

Work completion dependent on

good weather. Monsoon season

pretty much stalls all work.

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Why Our Modular Rain Water

Harvesting?

Unlike others, who offer individual

components, we provide end-to-end

turnkey modular rainwater harvesting

systems:

There is no need to source

individual components, perform

due diligence to ensure reliable

operation, or contact multiple

vendors for service and support,

Life Green Systems delivers the

complete modular rain water harvesting solutions along with consultancy

Dual Step Filtration through distillation chamber & filtration tank ensures the right water

quality for the intended end use

We hold the experience & expertise to design and develop the most-suited rain water

harvesting systems

Installations of high-end modular rain water harvesting systems

Recharge structure can be relocated easily. Tank can be relocated and size of tank can

be increased.

The site top surface can be used as various purposes like green area or parking lot

Water from top surface enters the modular tank after passing from soil, sand and geo-

textile. Therefore the quality of water getting recharged is good.

Together we can work to achieve water resource goals. We look forward to helping you

find your balance.

Website: www.lifegreensystems.com

Head Office:

120, DLF Galleria, Mayur Vihar Phase I, New Delhi 110091 | Tel: +91-11-47541762, +91-8447751255,

+91-8447751253,

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